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Patek Philippe Nautilus Price in Thailand 2026 — Every Reference, Pre-Owned Bangkok

As of September 2026, a pre-owned Patek Philippe Nautilus in Bangkok clears at roughly ฿2,500,000 (5726/1A annual calendar) to ฿6,450,000 (5811/1G white gold). The most-traded reference, the 5711/1A blue, sits around ฿3,800,000. Figures are international market values converted at ฿32.5/USD and discounted to clearing.

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Naruedol Tantipong (Khun Naru)Reviewed by Naruedol Tantipong (Khun Naru) · Chief Authenticator
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Patek Philippe Nautilus Price in Thailand 2026 — Every Reference, Pre-Owned Bangkok

Recent recorded comparables

ReferenceYearConditionPrice (THB)DateSource
5711/1A-0102021Blue dial, full set, final year฿4,050,000Aug 2026WatchCharts sold index
5712/1A-0012021Blue dial, full set฿3,650,000Aug 2026WatchCharts sold index
5726/1A-0142020Blue dial, full set฿2,700,000Aug 2026WatchCharts sold index
5990/1A-0012019Full set, worn฿4,400,000Aug 2026WatchCharts sold index

Patek Philippe Nautilus Prices in Bangkok by Reference — September 2026

"Nautilus" covers everything from a plain time-and-date steel watch to a white-gold successor and two chronographs, so the family spans more than a factor of two in price. The table below is what we expect a full-set example in good condition to clear for in Bangkok as of September 2026.

Reference Size / material Bangkok pre-owned range Detailed page
5711/1A-010 (blue) 40mm / steel ฿3,300,000–฿4,400,000 Nautilus 5711/1A
5712/1A-001 (moon phase, power reserve) 40mm / steel ฿3,200,000–฿3,800,000 Nautilus 5712/1A
5726/1A (annual calendar) 40.5mm / steel ฿2,500,000–฿2,900,000 —
5990/1A-001 (Travel Time chronograph) 40.5mm / steel ฿4,100,000–฿4,700,000 —
5980/1A (chronograph) 40.5mm / steel ฿5,000,000–฿5,550,000 —
5811/1G-001 41mm / white gold ฿5,250,000–฿6,450,000 —

Where the numbers come from: the 5711 and 5712 figures are from our own reference pages, revised in September 2026. The rest come from OpenWrist's Nautilus price guide (March 2026). Everything is converted at ฿32.5 to the US dollar and then cut by about 10%, because asking prices on Chrono24 and dealer sites typically run 8–12% above what watches actually clear at. These are estimates, not records of Bangkok transactions.

Not in the table:

  • 5711/1A-014 (olive green, 2021 only) — sits at the top of the 5711 range; see the Nautilus 5711/1A page
  • 5711/1A-018 (Tiffany & Co.) — 170 pieces, traded through international auctions and effectively absent from the Bangkok pre-owned market, so we don't put a number on it
  • 7118/1A (ladies' Nautilus, 35.2mm) — we don't yet have pricing we trust enough to publish; send photos on LINE and we'll price the individual watch

Which Reference, and Why the Prices Differ

Nautilus prices don't line up with the number of complications, which surprises a lot of first-time buyers. Four things actually set the price.

1. Production status. Patek ended the 5711/1A-010 in 2021, announcing it at Watches & Wonders that year. The pool of existing watches can only stay the same or shrink. References still in production keep getting fresh supply from authorised dealers.

2. Being the "real" Nautilus. The 5711 is Gérald Genta's 1976 shape with a clean time-and-date dial. That is why it trades above the 5712 even though the 5712 adds moon phase, power reserve and small seconds; a large share of collectors find the 5712 dial busy.

3. Material. The 5811/1G arrived in 2022 as the 5711's successor, in 41mm white gold, which puts it at the top of the table. Some buyers see it as the next 5711; traditionalists still lean towards steel.

4. Complications the market rewards. The 5980/1A chronograph and the 5990/1A Travel Time chronograph sit above the 5711 because fewer were made and the movements are more involved. The 5726/1A annual calendar is the cheapest way into a steel Nautilus.

For a first Nautilus we'd point most people to the 5711/1A-010: it is the easiest to resell, with buyers across Bangkok, Singapore and Hong Kong. On a tighter budget, the 5726/1A is a sensible steel alternative. The 5980/1A and 5811/1G suit someone planning to keep the watch for the long term rather than someone who may need to sell within a few years.

Nautilus Price Movement 2024–2026

The Nautilus went through the sharpest boom and correction of any watch in the pre-owned market this decade. These are the median figures used on our reference pages:

Period 5711/1A-010 5712/1A
2022 peak ฿6,178,000 (April) ฿5,112,000 (March)
December 2024 ฿4,033,000 ฿3,703,000
June 2026 ฿3,800,000 ฿3,500,000

The 5711 is about 38% below its peak and the 5712 about 32%. Most of the fall happened in 2022–2023; since then the market has levelled out. Prices in 2026 aren't being pushed by the speculative money of 2022, and most Bangkok buyers now intend to wear the watch.

What the Thai Market Cares About

A Thai authorised-dealer warranty. Bangkok buyers pay more for a watch bought through a Thai AD, because warranty claims and servicing can be handled in-country without import paperwork. Watches with Singapore, Hong Kong or European papers sell, but usually for less.

Box, Certificate of Origin and Extract from the Archives. With the Nautilus a complete set matters more than with most brands, because high-grade fakes are common. An Extract from the Archives, requested from Patek Philippe in Geneva, confirms the production year and movement number, and gives the next buyer confidence.

Servicing in Bangkok. A documented service history at an authorised centre protects value. A dial or hand replacement done by Patek, with paperwork, costs nothing on resale. Independent servicing or heavy polishing does, especially on the porthole bezel, where lost edges can't be restored.

Fakes seen in Bangkok. The 5711 is one of the most heavily "super-cloned" watches in Asia. What our inspectors check first:

  1. Porthole bezel — all eight chamfers symmetrical, with fine and even horizontal brushing
  2. Horizontal dial embossing — lines evenly spaced throughout; fakes often show uneven line weight
  3. Applied hour markers — hand-polished white gold on genuine pieces; fakes are often chrome-plated
  4. Movement through the caseback — caliber 26-330 S C in the 5711 and 240 PS IRM C LU in the 5712 must carry the Patek Philippe Seal and crisp finishing
  5. Paperwork — the numbers on the Certificate of Origin must match the case and movement

Selling Your Nautilus — Step by Step

  1. Send photos on LINE — dial, caseback, case side, bracelet, and the warranty card if you have it
  2. Get a price range in about 15 minutes — from Khun Naru or our inspection team
  3. Book an inspection at your home or condo in Bangkok — movement, case and papers checked in front of you
  4. Get paid within about 90 minutes of agreeing a price — by bank transfer
  5. Receipt and KYC paperwork — every transaction is documented as the law requires

What papers, boxes and condition do to your price is covered on Sell Patek Philippe in Bangkok. If you're buying rather than selling, see pre-owned Patek in Bangkok, or go back to the Patek Philippe price guide.

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